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A dedication to last throughout the years
So bring your good times and your laughter too
We gonna celebrate and party with you
Come on now, celebration
Let's all celebrate and have a good time, yeah yeah
Celebration
We gonna celebrate and have a good time
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Watch coverage of Tahrir Square live.
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Standing by their man: Supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi protest in Cairo
In support: Thousands of Muslim Brotherhood
members and ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi supporters rally in
his support at Raba Al Adaawyia mosque in Cairo
Rally: Social networking sites and mosques are
being used to rally support for the democratically elected president who
has been put under house arrest
Gathering: Thousands of the democratically elected president's supporters gather at Raba Al Adaawyia mosque
Celebration: Meanwhile, people continue to dance and cheer in Tahrir Square, following the ousting of Mohammed Morsi
Skyline: A helicopter fly-past over protesters against ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, in Tahrir Square
Presence: The Egyptian Army line up across the
road near the Presidential Palace, one day after the ousting of
President Mohamed Morsi
Game over: Egyptians celebrate in front of the
constitutional court after Egypt's chief justice Adly Mansour was sworn
in as the nation's interim president
High above: The national flag is waved by the protestors as army helicopters fly above Tahrir Square
Celebration: Egyptian military jets fly in
formation over Cairo as the head of Egypt's constitution court Adli
Mansour is sworn in as the interim head of state
Gathering: Egyptian soldiers secure the area
around Nasser City, where Muslim Brotherhood supporters have gathered to
support ousted president Mohammed Morsi, in Cairo
Supporter: Army soldiers stand guard near a supporter of ousted
President Mohamed Mursi at Cairo University in Giza, on the outskirts of
Cairo
Standing guard: Members of the Egyptian
military at a roadblock in the Cairo district of Giza the morning after
President Mohamed Morsi was ousted from power
On alert: Troops and armoured vehicles were
deployed in the streets of Cairo and elsewhere to surround Islamist
rallies over fears of a violent reaction to the coup
Time for change: People dance and cheer in Cairo's Tahrir Square at news that President Morsi has been held under house arrest
Detained: Supreme leader of Egypt's Muslim
Brotherhood, Mohammed Badie (above) has been arrested over the killing of
eight protesters during the uprising which toppled President Morsi
(below), security officials revealed today
Weeding them out: Arrest warrants have been issued for 300 members of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood party
New era: A family walks to Tahrir Square the
morning as President Morsi is placed under house arrest after being
removed from office by the military
Jeremy Bowen, of the BBC, tweeted that people
had been discussing their chants - one of which appeared to be aimed at
the Muslim Brotherhood
No time to waste: Adly Mansour (centre), the
chief justice of Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court, speaks at his
swearing in ceremony as he is made interim president just hours after
the coup
Cracking down: The military has suspended the
Islamist-drafted constitution, called for new elections and announced it
would install a temporary civilian government
Fervour: Opponents of ousted President Morsi
gather outside the Supreme Constitutional Court where Adly Mansour, the
chief of Egypt's highest court, was sworn in as interim president
Egyptians flash the victory sign and wave
Egypt's flags as an army helicopter flies by, one day after the
announcement of a presidential handover
Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi
gathered to protest near Rabaa Adawiya mosque, in Cairo, Egypt, today as
Adli Mansour, the chief of Egypt's highest court, was sworn in as
Egypt's interim president
As protestors cheered the news, Adly Mansour,
chief justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court, was sworn in as the
interim head of state the day after Morsi was placed under house arrest
by the Egyptian military and the Constitution was suspended.
Despite the celebrations and even with an
interim leader now in place, Egypt remains on an uncertain course
following Mr Morsi's ousting, and the possibility of further
confrontation still looms
Ecstatic: Opponents of Mohamed Morsi celebrate near the presidential palace after he was ousted from power by Egypt's military
Lighting the way ahead: Protesters out in force
in Cairo's Tahrir Square as the country's armed forces move in to depose
Morsi following days of unrest
Fireworks light the sky as opponents of President Mohammed Morsi celebrate in Tahrir Square
Elated: Egyptian cheer and wave after the announcement by the head of the armed forces, General Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi of the coup
Overjoyed: Millions of anti-Morsi protesters
around the country erupted in celebrations after the televised
announcement by the army chief on Wednesday evening
Taking to the streets: Opponents of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi celebrate near the Presidential palace
Up in arms: Thousands of Pro-Morsi protesters
take part in a protest in Raba'a Al-Adaweya square. Morsi said he is
still the legitimate president of Egypt in a statement broadcast by
pan-Arab Al Jazeera news channel
Still has their backing: Thousands of Pro-Morsi
protesters take part in a demonstration in Raba'a Al-Adaweya square in
Cairo, Egypt
Containment strategy: Egyptian soldiers build a
roadblock in Nasr City where supporters of President Morsi supporters
were protesting
At the ready: Fearing a violent reaction by
Morsi's Islamist supporters, troops and armoured vehicles deployed in
the streets of Cairo and elsewhere
Fireworks light the sky as opponents of President Mohammed Morsi celebrate in Tahrir Square
Celebrations broke out after the head of Egypt's armed forces issued a declaration suspending the constitution
In a televised broadcast General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi effectively declared the removal of elected President Mohamed Morsi
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, who is being held at an undisclosed location
An army soldier cheers with protesters as they dance and react in front of the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo
An Egyptian military helicopter flies over
Tahrir Square after a broadcast by the head of the military confirming
they will temporarily be taking over
Army soldiers stand guard in front of protesters near the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo
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1 comment:
You have the most intense coverage I think I have ever read/seen on something of this magnitude. I don't know how you do it.
It's really amazing.
Wolly
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